If it concerns you, don't carry that way. If you prefer a grip safety for cocked and locked, that's your choice. Just remember that the grip safety on the 1911 blocks the trigger but it doesn't block the hammer or sear.sar wrote:I have a usp-c in 40. It's designed so it can be carried with a round in the chamber, hammer back, safety on. I know a few folks who say they carry these in condition 1. To be clear, I have no problem with a 1911 cocked and locked and have carried that way (in fact that's the only way I carry a 1911) However the grip safety adds a measure of comfort to my carrying that way and the HK doesn't have one. If the safety inadvertently flipped off, then you're carrying cocked with no safety.
I realize that the trigger still needs to be pressed, but still is concerning in single action..
any input or experience?
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- Sun Feb 01, 2009 6:38 pm
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